Coe Dads Day Activities Publicized at College
Coe College announces a Dads Day program featuring a coffee hour during registration from 9 to 11 a.m. in Voorhees lounge, a 11 to noon Dads Association meeting, a noon luncheon, seating at a 2 p.m. Carleton game, an all college coffee at 4:30, an Alpha Gamma Delta open house, and an 8 p.m. Kurt Weill production Down in the Valley with Cedar Rapids Promenade orchestra and Coe departments.
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Association of Women Students
Voorhees
Dads’ Association
Dads
Kingston Stadium
Cee- Carleton
Greene Hall
Alpha Gamma Delta
Linda Schmitt
Glenview
Evelyn Melby
Racine
Wis
Marijean MacDanel
Fort Wayne
Ind
Kurt Weill
Cedar Rapids
Coe Music and Drama Departments
Miss Mimi Armstrong pledges Delta Gamma
Miss Mimi Armstrong, a freshman at Ohio Wesleyan College in Delaware Ohio, pledged to the Delta Gamma sorority after formal rush week. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Armstrong of Thirty fourth Street and Bever Avenue SE.
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Mimi Armstrong
Ohio Wesleyan College
Delaware
Ohio
Delta Gamma Social
Robert C. Armstrongs
Bever Avenue
Cecilian Music Club to Elect Year’s Officers
The Cecilian Junior Music Club will elect officers for the year at its first fall meeting at Immaculate Conception School. The juvenile division meets at 1 p.m. with Leslie Morehead and Christine Nemmers in charge of program notes. The division meets at 2:30 p.m. with Sheryl Augustin reading notes. Performances include Clare Lefebvre and Kathleen Hindman.
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Cecilian
Immaculate Conception School
Leslie Morehead
Christine Nemmers
Sheryl Augustin
Clare Lefebvre
Kathleen Hindman
Duplicate Bridge Club Winners Announced
Tuesday evening results list North and South winners Dr. L. G. Carrigg and Tait Cummins first. Mrs. John Stamy and Harry Miller second. Mrs. H. T. Yarowsky and Mrs. David Rapoport third. M. G. Feldman and Mrs. David Thaler fourth. East and West winners include Donald E. Loop and R. L. Vander Hamm first. Mrs. Al Mitchell and Mrs. George Venis second. Mrs. D. O. Thompson and Mrs. Norman Rudi third. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Huston fourth. The club meets next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Roosevelt hotel.
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Linden Drive
Donald E. Loop
Eleventh Avenue
R. L. Vander Hamm
Grande Avenue
al Mitchell
Linwood Street
George Venis
D. O. Thompson
Marion
Norman Rudi
Oakland Road
Craig Huston
Thirty-seventh Street
Roosevelt Hotel
Thornblooms Elected Leadership at Cedar Rapids Credit Women
Mrs Blair Thornbloom was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Credit Women's Breakfast club at a Wednesday meeting at Baranchan's restaurant. Other officers named were Mrs Clem ent Delaney vice president Nadine Wax secretary and Mrs Meril Gender treasurer. Thirty members and one guest Miss Jeanette Melberg attended.
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Blair Thornbloom
Cedar Rapids Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Baranchan’s
Clement Delaney
Nadine Wax
Meril Gender
Jeanette Melberg
Designing Women Boost Closet Space With Double Deck Hangs
Article suggests relocating closet hanging poles to create extra storage. In men’s closets a double deck plan doubles space for coats and bulky jackets. Raising the pole increases room for full length garments and allows shoe racks and boxes beneath. Women's closets gain drawers with higher poles.
Wardrobe Storage Tips From Clever Closet Design
The article discusses mounting extra hanging poles beneath coset ceilings in homes with high ceilings to store garment bags, draperies, and slipcovers that are not in current use. It emphasizes efficient use of space in closets and home storage.
C R Girls Candidates for ISC Homecoming
Two Cedar Rapids coeds Miss Carole Boughton and Miss Sandra Nagel are among 18 Homecoming queen candidates at Iowa State college. Boughton is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Boughton and Nagel of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nagel. The queen will be chosen from six finalists and named at the homecoming weekend opening on Oct. 24.
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Cedar Rapids
Navy Mothers Meeting at Coliseum Sets Hospital Gift
The Navy Mothers club voted to buy a portable typewriter for the Veterans hospital in Iowa City and sent 29 pair of scuffies to the facility. They discussed a November bazaar plan and welcomed Mrs. Melvin Corum as a new member. Hostesses were Mrs. Jay Bean, Mrs. Vernon Pickerell, Mrs. William Cochrane and Mrs. Harold Ralston.
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Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Navy Mothers Club
Coliseum
Melvin Corum
Jay Bean
Vernon Pickerell
William Cochrane
Harold Ralston
Several Hints To Ease House Work
Quick tips to speed house chores with gadgets and practical set ups. Use a plastic laundry basket in a tub to drain drip dry fabrics after washing. A portable ironing board boosts short ironing bursts. Store aerosol cleaners in a shoe holder for fast access. Line a wastebasket with a bag for tidy drawer and bathroom cleanup. KC says viewing is fine on channel 9.
Fashion Description of Strapless Bodice Gown with Pleats
Swirls of pleated taffeta accentuate the strapless bodice and inverted unpressed pleats shape the skirt. The design emphasizes texture and silhouette in a dramatic evening look.
Camp Fire Groups Elect Officers in Three Local Units
Ya-Ca-Wi-Co group elected Sue Ann Greenwood president Gwen Heath vice president Janet Hulbert secretary Rose mary Merritt treasurer Barbara Nixon scribe and Krissy Peter smith hostess. I-Yo-Pta group chose Sandy Adams as president with Ellen Baldauf Kay Woodhouge Kenny Carren Cheryl Jensen and Lois Rowell among officers. Bright-Eyed Blue Bird group at Erskine school named Linda Tschopp president Leslie Tschopp vice president Pam Current secretary Linda Carter Lee and Patty Jekerle as scribes.
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Ya-Ca-Wi-Co
Sue Ann Greenwood
Gwen Heath
Janet Hulbert
Rosemary Merritt
Barbara Nixon
Krissy Petersmith
Sandy Adams
I-Yo-Pta Group
Ellen Baldauf
Kay Woodhouge
Kenny Carren
Cheryl Jensen
Lois Rowell
Susan Finkenbinder
Patty Kelly
Jeanne Zalesky
Bright-Eyed
Blue Bird Group
Erskine School
Linda Tschopp
Leslie Tschopp
Pam Current
Linda Carter
Lee
Patty Jekerle
Scribe
Prairie High Hosts Open House For New Homemaking Facilities
Prairie high school held an open house Tuesday to view the new homemaking facilities. Guests met home economics teacher Mrs. Jack Whipple as students from six classes served as hostesses.
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Prairie High School
Jack Whipple
Queen Elizabeth Visit Spurs Women to Diet and Weigh
New York women race to slim before Queen Elizabeth’s October 21 appearance. Reports say dieters plan quick weight loss and waist reductions, with salons bustling as women seek rapid results for luncheon banquets and Commonwealth ball.
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New York
Fira Benenson
Ball gown corsets to weight loss rush in salons
Women at a formal event rush to slim down as salons report a surge in dieting and weight loss plans. Several comment on dresses tightening, while others insist on maintaining current pounds. Notable figures Mrs. Robert Wagner and Mrs. Averell Harriman are seen in slim, American-designed outfits.
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Miss Benenson
Robert Wagner
New York
Averell Harriman
Three King's Daughters Circles Meet Tuesday
Ida Mans field circle with fifteen members held a luncheon at 354 Nine teenth street SE. Devotions by Mrs. Lowell Schwinger preceded sewing for St. Luke's hospital. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Edna Speer, Mrs. John Morton, and Mrs. King McFadden.
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King’s Daughters
Ida Mansfield
Charles M. Fisher
Nineteenth Street
Lowell Schwinger
St. Luke’s Hospital
Edna Speer
St. Joseph
John Morton
Leesburg
Fla
King McFadden
Torrence City
Calif
Ella Hungerford
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